HARRY REDKNAPP says Fabio Capello's successor as national coach must be an Englishman and admitted he would not turn down his country if they came calling.

Kristen Stewart stars in a lively 1970s biopic about the all-girl American band. By Peter Bradshaw The time passes; the seasons turn, summer turns to autumn and now Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart are playing rock chicks. And doing it pretty conv...

Ed Miliband has admitted harbouring regrets over his role writing the 2010 Labour general election manifesto.

• Housebuilder's shake-up pays off after £44.2m loss last year • Steve Morgan warns first-time buyer lack will limit recovery Redrow has become the latest housebuilder to see an upturn in its fortunes , returning to the black over the last year. Its...

The lawyer known as Mr Loophole has refused to help his daughter fight a £60 speeding ticket.

The choice of economist Robert Chote to head the Office for Budget Responsibility is a bold one by Osborne Say what you like about George Osborne but the chancellor is not in the game of appointing stuffed shirts to his various creations. The Banking...

David Montgomery has created a new euphemism for getting the boot: a "planned retirement." He has been forced to give up his role as chief executive of the pan-European newspaper group Mecom , because the shareholders no longer believe he knows what ...

Landlady Peggy Mitchell gazes in despair at the charred remains of her beloved Queen Vic on Friday night - after her memories and livelihood went up in smoke.

Iran is set to release on Saturday Sarah Shourd - one of three detained US hikers held since last July and accused of espionage, officials say.

Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp today said he would not turn down the England job if the Football Association came calling in two years' time.